repeter
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Hmmm....destroy the economy so throroughly so that absolutely no one is working and we're not making any products to export, and thus have no money to buy imports, thus closing factories around the world and triggering a global depression like never seen before....or telling Americans who priced themselves out of jobs that can be done by Guatamalans with fourth grade eductions to learn some skills someone here wants to hire or at least shut up because we're tired of hearing about the problems you're having because you're too ignorant to take care of yourself....hmmm....tough choice.
I'll take "tell whiny Americans to shut up" for a thousand, Alex.
Ranting is a logical fallacy, as so many people say here. You should try to avoid it. What would occur if we did have a few weeks of hyperinflation would be the following: the dollar would be lower, enough so that we could stop exporting jobs. Our economy would literally have no where to go but up, and so forth we would have a chance to expand the right way. That is to say, without free market ideas eliminating regulation over giants, causing them to become too networked to be allowed to fail. If we can re-expand with the government making sure that if a company fails, we can compartmentalize the damage, we would be much better off. Furthermore, if inflation struck, we would take millions of dollars away from China, in the way of goods exported, and all those jobs.